University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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,.v . got Alpha Uhi and Circle K, Geography Club and the SGA. Listen now to what we say - Thai ' s wh v u II iik ; .V We ' ve got the English Club and the Debate Club too, The Drama Club and the BSU, We ' ve got everything for me and you - That ' s why you ' ll like UNA. We ' ve got the AUS and the SUB, Panhellenic and the IFC. We ' ve got everything from m to

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.jgafc Sgi stffe sg A spaghetti dinner, a dance to the fabulous fifties, a rousing s ing-along, and entertain- ment by The People ' s Choice add spice to the ' 76 SOAR show. Fainting women clutter the stage as Tom- my Johnson, playing the role of Conrad Birdie, finishes his song. mas V r A i Ml Balloon bursting and sponge throwing are part of the activities at the Spring Fling carnival. ' '

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ABC Coffee ABC ABC - Former unimaginative name for second floor suite of rooms in Student Union, now called UNA rooms . ACT - No minimum score is required for admission, but scores must be forwarded upon application. All-night study - 1. An occur- rence brought on by finals, term papers, and other impending disasters. 2. Making up 18 weeks of study in 8 hours. (See Coffee, Corner Fruit.). Allowance - you get it on the first day of the month and it ' s gone on the second. Amphitheater - Built in 1934, it is one of the most picturesque places on campus; the first seven pillars represent the men from this school who were killed in World War I. It is where the squirrels frolic and Dr. Thompson gives his lectures; also the home of pep rallies, and Kappa Alpha Psi and Alpha Phi Alpha initiation. Apathy - So what? Arts and Sciences - What you ' re in if you ' re not in Education, Business, or Nursing. Beauty queens - Greatest natural resource, (see Crowns). Bibb-Graves - Yard of the Month. Block - The Education Block (consisting of nine weeks of classwork in Education 401, 431, and 433, and nine weeks of student teaching), normally forms the Education major ' s last term of work prior to graduation. Blue Lines - For the blue bloods. Booksale - What do you mean the Sociology books are new? My brother bought one here last semester. You mean the books are going to cost me $109.06? This paperback is $12.95 and only good one semester? I thought monopoly was against the law. (see Line, Allowance). Booze - Maybe next year, (see Hangover). Bulldogs - Mickey ' s hairless wonders. Church relations - The BSU, Christian Student Fellowship, Newman Club, and Wesley Foundation are all church affiliated organizations which are available to all students. With TV ' s and snack lunches, they provide for physical as well as spiritual needs. Class officers - For the first time, the student body struggled through two semesters without any. Coffee - Referred to by Towers residents as acid water; heavily consumed during exams, (see All night study.) 12